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Комплекс Орлово гнездо

Beli Iskar (3 mi from Musala Peak)

Комплекс Орлово гнездо features a garden, shared lounge, a terrace and restaurant in Beli Iskar.

K
Kliment
From
Bulgaria
friendly staff, nice clean big room, very peacefull location in the mountain
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.2
Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 28 reviews
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$70.96
1 night, 2 adults

Hotel Yastrebets Wellness & Spa

Borovets (6 mi from Musala Peak)

This impressive spa hotel is located in the heart of the magnificent Rila mountain range, near the popular ski resort of Borovets, only a 50-minute drive away from Sofia.

N
Norah
From
Israel
We had a wonderful stay! We stayed in a House 1, that was fully equipped with everything we needed. The room was clean, and the heating worked perfectly. Room service was excellent, and the breakfast was diverse and delicious. We highly recommend dining at the hotel’s restaurant – the atmosphere was great, and the food was amazing. The spa staff were kind and professional. Thank you to everyone! We will definitely come back and recommend this place to our friends.
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.9
Excellent - What previous guests thought, 541 reviews
Price from
$139.80
1 night, 2 adults

Flora Hotel - Apartments

Borovets (6 mi from Musala Peak)

Featuring a bar, Flora Hotel - Apartments is located in Borovets in the Sofia Province region, 29 miles from Vitosha Park and 27 miles from Gate of Trajan.

B
Belsky
From
Israel
Close to the slopes, quiet place with tasty breakfasts
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0
Very Good - What previous guests thought, 103 reviews
Price from
$104.85
1 night, 2 adults

Complex Popangelov

Borovets (6 mi from Musala Peak)

Located in Borovets, 29 miles from Vitosha Park, Complex Popangelov provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant.

Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.2
Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 53 reviews
Price from
$106.18
1 night, 2 adults

Ice Angels Hotel

Borovets (6 mi from Musala Peak)

Located right between the chair elevator and the drag elevators, Ice Angels Hotel has a remarkable location. It offers rooms with fireplace, views on the slopes and free Wi-Fi.

Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.0
Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 729 reviews
Price from
$97.86
1 night, 2 adults

Alpin Borovets, Алпин Боровец

Borovets (6 mi from Musala Peak)

Alpin Borovets, Алпин Боровец is a small luxury hotel, just 66 feet away from the pistes in the center of Borovets, one of the most popular ski resorts in Bulgaria.

R
Romeo
From
Romania
Very good food and staff,clean .Highly recommended
Scored out of 10, guest rating 9.3
Wonderful - What previous guests thought, 455 reviews
Price from
$226.65
1 night, 2 adults
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Planning a trip to see the Musala Peak? Check out the latest reviews and scores

Scored out of 10, guest rating 10

Stay in Borovets overnight, get to Yastrebets the next...

Stay in Borovets overnight, get to Yastrebets the next morning, leave extra stuff in Yatrebets hut (it's very close to the lift)) and do a round hike to the peak and back. The peak isn't easy, it's the highest Balkan peak so it's pretty challenging, but it's doable by a person with medium physical abilities. There are two water streams along your path, so you can fulfill your water supplies. Get proper shoes, take some snacks and have fun. Don't forget to check weather forecast and be aware of thunderstorms.
Guest review byboorelom
Netherlands
Scored out of 10, guest rating 4.0

The journey starts by paying $25 for two tickets to use the...

The journey starts by paying $25 for two tickets to use the gondola lift. The gondolas are roughly 30 years old or just nobody maintains them properly - they front windows of all the gondolas are scratched, it's hard to see from them and it's extremely noisy inside. The climbing way up is not suited for casual tourists. Despite being one of the most popular attractions in Bulgaria it has no restrooms nor trash cans along the way up. Wait, no, I lied - there is a restroom near the middle hut but it's impossible to stay inside since the toilet itself is filled with feces and the smell is awful. Also some of the signs saying that you can't throw out you garbage are quite offensive ("Your backpack is the trash can" it says). The first part of the hiking path is okay - can be easily walked but then the summer path becomes steep and rocky and you literally have to climb it almost all the way up. It is almost impossible without proper hiking boots and hiking staffs. We went there without proper equipment since I read an article saying that almost anyone would climb it with nearly no effort. That's not quite right. On top there are no toilets either and you would have to either hold it or use the nearest bush. The hike is around 7 hours long and it's recommended to drink a lot of water to stay hydrated. My verdict - there are mountains more suited for the simple tourist needs and I wouldn't advise anybody hiking this one. The only good thing about the place is the nature. Everything made by humans is terrible.
Guest review byJustChewie
United Kingdom
Scored out of 10, guest rating 8.0

Leave pretty easy from the Gondola lift in Borovetz to...

Leave pretty easy from the Gondola lift in Borovetz to Yazstrabets. Be prepared to walk an hour across the mountain to get to the ascent place by the pair of ice fed lakes. Then take your time negotiating the rocky trails up to Ledena Ezopa (Ice Lake). From the past that hut next to the lake it's about 50 minutes up the narrow and dusty path to the summit. I would bring a liter of water, sun screen and pretty decent hiking shoes with good soles. The summit hut has the usual magnetic proof of ascent refrigerator decorative items for a few lev. I bought a nice chai too there and signed the wall like everyone else passing through. It's walkable for all ages, but be prepared to do a lot of stair stepping from rock to rock so you will be tired in the end. Also leave time to get back down as the last Gondola from Yazstrabets lift station is maybe 5:00 pm or so. Maybe some year I will stay in one of the huts overnight by the two base lakes some year. It's a work out for sure.
Guest review byTODD TRUVER
United States